Indigenous Initiatives

Indigenous Initiatives at CTLT provides support for initiatives that improve classroom climate and campus environments across the university, support student success, and strengthen local capacity to approach to cross-cultural dialogues effectively. We also initiate, advance, and maintain curriculum and academic resources to address the gaps and insufficiencies in knowledge around Indigenous topics. Our events and programming are open to everyone. Learn more about Indigenous Initiatives.

The Classroom Climate Series is a set professional development workshops offered about once a month through the academic year and hosted by Indigenous Initiatives. The series provides a space for all members of the UBC teaching and learning community to share teaching and research practices, and to learn more about how to engage in conversations about place, power, and social location. Mark your calendars for upcoming sessions this fall!

What are our responsibilities as guests on Musqueam territory?: Engaging Learning about Indigenous Topics at UBC with International and Intercultural Audiences

Event Date & Time

March 5, 2019
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Event Description

Indigenization, internationalization, and intercultural learning initiatives are often engaged separately within higher education, and there are good reasons for not collapsing them, but what generative possibilities are available at their intersections? Join us for a wide-ranging discussion about engaging international and intercultural student learning about Indigenous histories and contexts at UBC. The most recent draft (more…)